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AUCTION SALES.

J" 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Once.
FRIDAY rEbR SAs s5 1fTH NJ. WITHIN
srYsazs aS6 ssls LIP SaSsss CHEWING
ESQ a5Sss4THg ssb fifth BUM
AB9 axs ssSe sesE ~ BEAE 4s Re
SHOW CASES. Sbi4S c Razs sfaS s &c. 'AA
hk1 sPSak zss IS
1wATRAEs9TE nEI Al Sg1Ts, CRoCKERi, TIN
LOO DOZEN WoME En- STOCKINGS, &C, &c. 1t
u ' A''' Cor 9th and SITS.
Ane oest collection we have offered in many years.
Direct Importation Of 300 Modern
and Antique
ORIENTAL RUGS, CARPETS and PoRTIEREs.
SILKS, EMBRoIDERIES, DRAPERIEs
aud BRIC-A.BRIC.
Inc catalogue includes an immense assortment Of
Elegant Large Carpets of various Eastern make In DIFF
ferent shapes and sizes,
The colors of the Portieres are exceptionally fine
Inc assortment of Rich Damascus Yellow Silks,
PERSIAN Table Covers. Bulgarian Doylies, Antique
MOORISH Pistols, &c, will draw many connoisseurs
The Small Silk and Antique Rugs, aud the Long Hall
Rugs are many in number and in texture rare spec-
mems Of various Eastern Handiwork.
Exhibition:
MONDAY and TUESDAY. February 21st and 22d.
Sales:
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
February 3d. 24th and 25th,
At IL am. and 3 pm.
Each Day.
f17-7t D1rNcANsoN BROS
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To the Editor of the EVENING STAR.
Willyou let a consumer give his experience? No
one is obliged 70 buy hay from Mr.. LafIerty. One
can 60 to the market and buy direct from the
farmers. tired that for awhile TO my sorrow.
Finally getting tireo or paying for q load VI hay
and flnding good part or the load made up of
brush, weeds and briarS put the matter into Mr..
able price, got load OF good hay. Ny Impression
is that for the honest farmer, well as for the
purchaser, the commission merchant Is q good
thing. &.
THE DoNSEILy CASES IN THE CRIMINAL COURT
This afternoon In the Criminal Court the case OF
james ID. Donnelly was called for trial There
were fiye cases against him, two for unlicensed
bar and Two for selling on sunday. Mr.. Cabin for
the defendant proposed that the cases be tr1ed TO-
Mr. Davis consented 10 taking up the unlicensed
bar cases nrst. These charged him with keeping
an unlicensed bar from November 1, 1884, TO Feb
ruary III, 1885, and from March 1, 1855. The de-
tense In this case Is that The time specified the
place was not Donnelly's, but his mothers, and
numerous papers were put In TO show this.
CAPruREp WITH THER PLUNDKR--This morning
about 30 O'Clock two colored men with a horse
and wagon stopped In The rear OF the resi-
ence OF j. J. Georges, Sl1 street SOUTH
west, got over the fence and had their
wagon nIled with large quantity OF preserves.
canned fruits pickles, ETC., and were about 10
leave with them when OfficeN Wagner and Burns
came up and arrested one OF them named Edward
Mitchell The other man escaped. The horse and
wagon belonged TO Mitchell.
PRESENTED WITH A GOLD MEDAL-Yesterday, IN
behalf OF the Washington Schuetzen Verein, Mt.
j. j. Appich, the president, and Mr.. Charles Gran
presented to Mr.. William Klein a beautiful gold
medal, appropriately engraved, In recognition q
his services 70 the verein-
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LIEUTENANT WHISTLER DorY has been found by
the naval retiring board physically disqualified
for active service and viii be recommended for re-
ttrement by the President.
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Real Estate Brokers 1921 st,

III NO. oOWLES & Co,
Real Estate Brokers, 1921 st.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers
ABSOLUTE SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUCTION
TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS.
,H MI pc De sold on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY -
front of the premises HOS, lilo and lila Dad Isi
street northwest These are new houses, 8 rooms,
lars 80 "F' ~
Terms easy and made known on day of sale. A de-
ance Of bid " ~ n Sf
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YUNCANSON BROS., Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING, No. 1861 STREET NORTH.

SS "a THRaEhaASaShE
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust herein one
LIE folio 301 ct seq one Of the land records for
an aa Ct the Of
deed Of trust dated October IL 1855 and duly recorded
undersigned Trustees viii SCH at pubic auction ton in
front 81 the premises, on sATURbAY, FEBkTHkY
O'Clock F. NJ the following described real estate,
situate in the city of Washington in the said Dis
of loas IN
numbered one hundred and afty-siI d561, improved
Terms Of sale: oneethird * cash, and the residue
three saqsl s1 In payable in
purchaser secured on said property viii be taken.
1T Of Of
eosdng at the cost Of the purchaser terms Of sale
the right to resell thy property after
sz5RsS HH & SS
REylNESs HHhaRHt1E k3s 81
A P6Bt1c co xUcrf Is THE o. hh DEPOT
the District Of Columbia, passed in cause where 1
in Isaac Abraham ct al are plaintiffs and Mark M:a
No. boo 1--WE VIII ia oer ee aos sss y
sSss II Pn p pA 81 E
at FOUR O'CLOCK PM all those parcels Of ground S
ii the csy Of
twenty six la61 Charles Wilkes sabdivision 81 part
with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale One cash. balance in two equal
'
20 the order OF the trustees bearing interest at
ri
OF the purchaser 800 down on each property when
solo, E e gASGs r.
ME- M111E ase T LOUISIANA ave-
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THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
WORKS OF ART.
THIS EVENING.

The dissolution Of we'll known New York firm OF
importers in consequence of the demise Of Of the
partners has placed for sale in hands elegant
stock Of Ceremcs Wood Carvings and other Novelties
in Art Objects which had never been in this coun
try before and had just been imported for this springs
trade. To this added the deceased gentlemRn's
private collection Of antiques, the whole forming col
lection worthy of great attention. and feel justified
in saying that finer and more valuable has never
been offered for sale in Our city.
INCLUDING REAL NEAPOLITAN MAJOLICAS,
ANTIQUE ITALIAN FAIENCES WOOD CARY
lNGS, VENETIAN SALYIAT1 GLASS, AN
TIQUE CARVED WALNUT ART FUR
NITURE. ANTIQUE PERSIAN
BRONZES AND CERA-
MICS, ETC,
To be Sold on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY FEBRUARY SEVEN
TENTH and EIGHTEENTH, 1887,
Afternoon at o'clock-Evening at O'Clock,
At Art Rooms,
Cor. 10th and D sts., facing Pennsylvania avenue.
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. CO.,
fist Auctioneers.
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Two Joint Ballots Result Just n Did
Those Of YESTERDAY.

Those Of Yesterday.
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 17.-In the assembly to-day
Mr.. Hephenheimer (dem.), chairman of the COM
mittee in the Jones-Walter case asked leave to
file his report. The speaker ruled that the Haines-
Turley report, offered yesterday, was irst in or
der.
Mr. Hudpeth DENY appealed from the decision Of
the chair, and the appeal was sustained.
Mr. Hephenhefmer then sent up his report, which
was read. 1t favored the retention OF MI. Walter.
A minority report, recommending the unSeating OF
Walter, was next offered by Mr.. Dickinson rep.
The discussion on the reports occupied the time
until noon, when the joint meeting assembled
The roll call showed 81 members present. The
galleries were again crowded, and the senate floor
was covered with spectators On motion OF Sena-
tor Moon, the reading OF the journal was dis
pensed with and ballotfng was Immediately pro-
ceeded to.
The vote resulted exactly as did that OF yester-
day: For Sewell 30; Albeit, 35; Rays, .: Eras-
tus E. Potter, 2; Bedle 2; Ludlow, L; william E.
Potter, l; Parker, L; Potts, /; and Morrow, L.
Total, 81. President Fish announced that there
was no election.
Mr.. Beckwith offered resolution providing that
when the joint meeting adjourned II be to meet at
noon tomorrow. This was adopted by vote OF
AZ to 80. All the democrats, except Baird, voted
together, and MeSsrs. Carroll and Dohohue voted
with them.
A second ballot was then taken, resulting ex-
actly the same as the first.
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Il WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
ZIG GIG Pennsylvania ave. NV
EOR sALE-THAT DESIRABLE LARGE WHARF
y and Warehouse Property. corner Prince and Water
sba Als1:ea 4s Val ssugsS y Col PIN H9os
SSssR This E9wes Wharf, best
land and pay wharfage at this wharf 5arsain n
view OF "shipbuildins BOOM" Apply to owner
f16-3t 61sF st. Roo,ne
~ school railroad and CORPORATION bonds bank,
II Ssos:s fsfs ssss se'
BUSINESS MEN AND LAwYERs!-LooK AFTER
Nfx sas t%s K Fl nssl n and
p5s LAMT rIisa sNTdRvEY 0a Address
tres and
pie esq President National Bank Of WASHINGTON eiT;
l. ,i kiffEs; ESQ., of Riggs Co.. and Col s. 7. Suit
sa S5 saaE rgay
Hsss;s s"s
: fsAs s HfHR q AR Mr. LOAN AGENT
sss:s! ::s
information furnished on application. f8-2m.
FOR sAlLE Ii; Drug. EXCELLENT Lo-
shsd DAILY ss9sps $50 ssts
Ass Once: SIS
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-THE FOUNDRY
tsn5 Nils GsGrges9Mn PC situated Water lex
barrels day and supplied WITH 500 q
eoaa BE- Of wssss Ep the
s &: q oa e. :ss
FOB a. RENT A;,I,u Oh LIESAsE-IN PART OR THE EN-
e 5 s 2
Ply ikstsw. ch.uucev s h1 r B0N i !: $.
A NET PER CENT INVESTMENT.
First Mortgage Coupon Bonds
THE
AAAS Of saa. f AMD B.
sSrss m RsoRs Ss
p. Rsp0m,n.s101s s2oo. $500. $780, $780, $780,
BY calling at Room 4. Glover Building. 1915 It
CHAS. X. DEAN, Vice President.
References: Hon. VIM. Window, Chas E. Coon:
Bank Sioux Fails, D. T. o'u1ens ;a Sa.Gnai
COMMERCIAL OFFICE, 93s F. FsTABITSHED
such a. pspp% Il s Ct business
plan You avoid publicity: which has nurious effect
s.s oes B. p kSEy
GAZE INvESTMENs-SIx PER CENT GUAKAN.
NJ OMAHA aoAN Asb y HR aHF COMPANY.
Hon. A. .. WYMAN, Gate Treasurer q. 81 President
Interest and Principal Paid by the
Chemical National Bank Of New York.
interest payable semi annually.
Bonds in sums Of goo aud up
These First Mortgage Bonds are secured ON improved
real estate in and around Omaha Nebraska and In no
case II loan made exceeding forty per cent Of the
value OF the mortga4ed property.
The standing Of tins company Is sufficient to recon-
mend these securities 70 the confidence of conservative
investors.
n. n. PARKER
Washington Agent
Real Estate and Loan Broker,
3o-3m 1418 ct. NV.
y ren and about 500 pounds Of Agate Type, lately
IN use on this psper. The face Of both fonts t
eensns service ior tive Sr three years paper Of
Dress THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER co.
Washington, DC. 100
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor sALE-AT BARGAIN-FOR CASH OR
monthly: very desirable new room brick Dwelling
in the northwest section all L. rents for $40 Per
month Price $1,000. Apply to LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER, $40 st. NV. f16-3t
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were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
m, q; z am, 80; IL am, a; pm. So; maxi
mum, "a; minimum, 80
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THIEVES SRNTENCKD.-This afternoon In the
Police Court. two colored boys, named Philip
Mccoy and Arthur Smith, pleaded guilty 70
Henry Clay, and were given 30 days each. Maria
Tucker, young c0lored woman, was arraigned on
a charge OF stealing $3.50 worth OF clothing from
Mary Herbert and Lizzie Jackson. She pleaded
guilty, and was given 80 days In jail The prop
erty was restored to its owners
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MEDICAL &c

MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE OR
1 lIh two OF De BROTHERS. Inyigoretng Cordial
power: 1t imparts vigor to the whole system. 900 B
st. s.w. f17.1ms
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Army ORDRRs.-1st Lieut.. EDWARD Fl. Catl1n,
I'd artillery, has been detailed as military pro-
lessor at Norwich university, Northneld, VT
Capt.M.C Wyeth, assistant surgeon, relieved from
duty at Fort Wayne, Mich. and ordered 70 duty
at Fort Barancas, Fla The leave OF Major VIM.
s, Tremafne, surgeon, has been extended four
months for disability. Major s. s. Sumner, 9Th
cavalry; Capt u. w. WeaselS IT,, Sd cavalry;
Capt. John @ Adams LIST cavalry, and LIST Lieut..
VIM Baird, 9th cavalry (FeC0rder), have been APP
pointed board TO meet at Jefferson barracks Mo,
to consider and report upon the subject OF horse
shOeing in the army.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE AND EXECUTORS SALE OFTWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING, 3lS X ST. S. E., AND TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, 400 ST g. E.
~ virtue Of the authority vested in me- will -
sell on SATURDAY. the TWENTY SIXTH DAYfMY
OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1887, at $50 O'CLOCK P. vii
in fr9ns Of the premises n the east part Of Lot NO
inches on X street, and running back that width
lO2 6,12 feet to an alley improved by frame dwell
ling, 31S street southeast.
On the SANE DAY, Immediately after the above,
will sell in front Of the premises
LOT No. 8, IN SQUARE 824,
fronting % feet inches on street with depth of
dwelling, No. 400 street southeast
Terms: One-thtId cash balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest and to be secured by
deed OF trust on premises sold deposit 300 re-
quired on each piece as soon sold. Correspondence
&C cost OF purchaser If terms Of sale
piled with IN the trustee and executor
the right to resell the property in default at the risk
and cost OF the defaultng purchaser after DAYS pub
lie notice OF such resale in newspaper published
in Washington, d. c.
JOHN NJ. HUTCHINSON,
11o-u0os Trustee and Executor.
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THE SENTENCE.

Judge Smell, In passing upon the case, said the
Cosmos Clup SO called, could not be regarded as a
bona ide club for the purposes set out. Thisclub,
he said, never was intended anything except to
play poker. He read from the constitution or the
club setting forth that it was for literary and
social purposes, etc The judge put considerable
emphasis on the ''etc." He said it was clearly
gained as an evasion OF the Law. He fined the
defendant ESQ. Mr.. Lavender called attention TO
the TACT that the statute required imprisonment
also, and the judge added TO the sentence impris-
onmeht for one hour This young man, he said,
had been running the club only TOUR days, while
others had been running it for several months.
He, Ior that reason, made the penalty as light as
possible
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name,
Name.

The following are the opening and 300 pm. prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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BUSINESS CHANCES

EOR SALE-sTOCK GROCERIES AND PRO
visions with sound young Horse and Day ton Wagon:
also Furniture for I'VE rooms cheap: all together or
separate House and Stable. Address Box SO. Star
Office. fI1.3ts
Ss5OO WILL BUYHALFINTERESTIN MYENGIIsH
o. Patent Gust OUT for Double Acting syrnges
money to be used putting the goods on the market
Address SYPHON, Star Office. fl7-3ts
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baltimore Markell.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 17.-No bid to-day on
bonds.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 17-Cotton higher-mid-
ding. 9,sa9h; Flour steady Whest7so1thern noni-
fr1ner and dull: No. 2 winter red, spot, 9Oa9Oh;
March S9zsa9O: May. Slsa91A: June, 91t bid: July,
white a ,6a4S; yellow 47a471s; western firmer and
and steady southern and Pennsylvania. 34a3s: west
err White S7aS western Ta and mixed eet 4asS Rye firm
refined dull. 1Oal0a,, Whisky Whisky. quiet, l:23sI. Pa
steamer quet-cotton. Nd; -four Is 3D.. grain higher
Id. Sales-wheat, 12S,2O0 bushels: corn, 137.90O
bushels
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb II. IL g. m.There was an
price for May delivery up to 5sA but the market
corn 393I May oats. 283s. May pork opened ut
1928 but has since steadily advanced to 1855. May
lard, 7,lO.
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Charged with Permitting Gambling.

dAnhf SUIrhkS ON TRIAL IN The POLICR COURT
The case OF Harry Sutphen, the alleged manager
OF the so-calied Cosmos club, at No. 1702 Penn
svlvania avenue, charged with permitting gaming
in the rooms was called In the Police Court this
afternoon and his counsel Nh. A. B. Williams, en-
tered plea OF mot guilty" Mr. Lavender ap-
peared Tor the prosecution. William l. Riley, tes-
rned that defendant had never been elected a
member OF the club. Poker was played in the
rooms and the defendant received what money
was drawn down." They also played policy In
the rooms. Detective Ran testified TO the raid
and TO finding man writing policy.
Mr.. Williams testified that he was in q game OF
poker about two weeks ago. and the defendant
took the ''draw down." Witness played In the
rooms twice since the defendant took charge.
William L. Riley was again called and testified
that the name OF the club was changed from the
Cosmos club TO the Ivy club. He had sold lottery
tickets in the club rooms, and received the benefits
theieIrom. Witness had been rined 800 for SELL
Ing lottery tickets, but he had no. yet paid
the fine. The court ordered shat the r1ne be paid
by tomorrow.
The defendant testified that on the I'd OF Febr,l.
airy he purchased for $6375 one-half interest In
the furniture and nxtureS and was TO conduct the
poker games in the front room. The back room
was controlled by Riley, and was to be used t.
carry on the policy and lottery business. He was
present at only three games OF poker, and each
time took part in the game
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Gone To a HIGHER Court.

NEW YORK, Feb. 17-James W. Foshay, late
president of the Broadway and Seventh avenue
Railway Co., died this morning at his residence.
office against Mr.. Forshay for giving brides to
aldermen In connection with the passage OF the
Broadway franchise.
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District Governmcnt Affair.

THE STANDARD UNDERGROUND CABLE COMPANY CLAIM.
In regard to the statement OF the committee on
appropriations that the Standard Underground
Gable company OF Pittsburg, Pa, has statement
ice OF the District, and OF which natter the COM
mittee desire to be informed, the commissioners
have replied to-day saying that that company laid
the wires at its own instance and without any
wish on the part OF the District nor did the Dis
trtct enter into any agreement whereby said conf
pany was to be paid FOR the use OF the cable They
say further that the claim has never been pre-
sented to the District, and therefore, its justice
cannot be passed upon by them.
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DIED WHILE GONG SOUTH FOR HIS HRALTH.-
David A. Montgomery, % years OF age, q Canadian
school teacher, arrived In the city yesterday
morning on his way from Canada to Virginia for
his health. He was consumpttve. When he ar
rived here he was too sick to continue on his
tourney and he was removed to Providence hos
pitaL where he died this morning.
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FINE NEW RESIDENCE
ON 18TH ST,


Three stories. basement and attic; twelve rooms,
laundry and furnace ornamental wooden antels
with pate-xlass mirrors in all the principal rooms
and fine chandeliers and gas fixtures throughout the
hoI.se; also all modern convsnences and the latest
improved plumbing.
This house well built in every respect handsome
EXTERIOR fronts street nicely parked and pave
ment of concrete Price $4,000. Terms one fourth
cash, balance accommodating terms.
For permit TO inspect premises apply to
~ n HUYCK,
fl6-3t 1905 Pennsylvania ave
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-HOUSES
Il people with small IneansN4oe 9o{ and no All
st Sc, splendid new 6-room Bricks; good location.
deeds free; $1,000 each. on generous terms: only
GSDEf fa baRs1 T IN0SYi Ey FOR THE MONEY
\; s;-EEMEMBER. WE NEVER ExAGGERATE
WELLER & REPETTI,
INV 326 Pennsylvania Sc.
EoR sAIE-1225 MD. AVE " E, ONLY LOCO
-, Se~ ii-room brck, south front, near Pension
fl WRIGHT BOLTON, 9th and sts
FOR sME-l41s nth ST: 12-RoOM HOUSE;
essh P1yInsn5 balance on monthly instsllments
I&R SALE-DEsIRABLE BAY-wINDOw BRICK
II House on at, near 2lst; rooms; ground worth
c 9if nR PL a sSssd STS ave- taken at 0nfe
II REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
s15.ooo-nsar Brti. dI Minister'S it; : Ii rooms
SIT 0S 9TH .nd 5sh 1s
SSS s asas t;s s st INV II rooms rooms
5.U0O-On st. near 9th st. NV. 8 rooms.
ST. St. n NEAR s 9Th st It NV rooms
2.75o-on Cd st. near Mass ave. ne, 6rs, cellar.
i.3$S-tGs and 6Io K st Seq ste rooms. cellar.
1.2OO-23li Virginia ave NV, rooms f11-lm
t1fa each Sensins for SIS
P ply Il fGss EAR 900 e 4h st.
NOR SALE-NICE HOUSE: 18th ST. NV:
II 81 000 10 rooms. including bath stable ana car
rage house. easy terms. Apply CHARLES EARLY,
500 I3th st NV film
IyOR sALE-"COME" QUICK-ON 14TH ST. n. W.
i a bargzn-brick, rooms, business property:
$4,000. brick Z rooms, cellar, business property;
$500. Also beautiful II room brick on q, near
1Ith with back building and basement price only
$4,000. J. ". p MYERS 142S New York ave. fl7-6t'
I,oR sALE-EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, H ST. n. W.,
III near Sd. at $4,000
Eight-ruOm House Vermont ave-, near st. cheap
one on 18th ST., near y, at cost.
MASON, SHOEMAKER & STALEY,
fl7-3t COS 14th st.
NOR SALE-BARGAINS-3 NEW 5-ROOM BRICK
II houses, well located renting at % per mo-;
price $50 each also several tine residences in the
section Nm. l. BURFORD, 1422 n. Y ave.
NV first
L,OR SALE-ANEw, HANDSOME CORNER STORE
IT and dwelling, with selected stock OF groceries, To-
cation excellent For price and full particulars in
quire of BAXTER MCGOWAN, 100S-1O1O st.
HIST
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Money Loaped on Gold and Silver Watches Oia-
monds. SewelEy, Pistols, Guns, Mechanical Tools
ladies' and 0ent1enenls Wearing Apparel
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WEEkS CO., Auctioneers
w oJ1 Louisiana avenue.
Opposite City Post Office
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-10-15
THE PRESIDENT.
Fishing Trip on tho Lake and Recep-
ton in tho Evening

Fishing Trip on tho Lake and Recep-
ton in the Evening.
MADISON, VIE, October 8.-This is good
fishing weather and the president and bis
companions have gone fishing on Lake Men
dota. A steam launch conveyed them to an
island in the lake, whence they went 70 the
fishing grounds in small boats. The only
public event expected to take place to-day
is the reception of this evening. The
crowds have disappeared, and with the ex-
cepticn of banners, arches and Chinese Ian
terms, the town wears its ordinary aspect.
1.-THE presidents party had good luck on
their fishing trip, bringing back thirty or
forty fish. During part of the day they
fished in drizzling rain. In the evening
the party dined with Postmaster General
and Mrs. Villas, number of prominent local
people being present, after which a public
reception was given. Postmaster General
Villas and lady have accepted the invitation
of the president to accompany the party on
the balance of the trip.